Argument~
Disagreement~ Quarrel~ Altercation~ War of words~ Conflict~ Row~ It really
doesn’t matter how it is called, I don’t like it!
There are
times when someone says something to me and I come back with a good retort. There
are times when they say something I am so flabbergasted that I get speechless.
EVERY
BLACK MAN IS A KING!
A Rasta
woman said that to me and we had a war of words. One year later in an angry tone
she said that her husband doesn’t like to work. When they started dating he did
not have a steady job and he was not working when they got married. I was
listening to her ranting and I was staggered so I could think of a retort.
After we hung up the phone then it hit me and I whispered, “How the fuck, do you
expect him to work— EVERY BLACK MAN IS A KING?”
I am
seeing a lot of people wearing shirts with ‘EVERY BLACK MAN IS A KING printed on it. I am
wondering since that statement is so vibrant, why did the first black man I
knew —my father, got up a 4:00AM , Monday to Friday, got dressed and
headed to work? My three brothers —BLACK MEN got up an hour later and headed to
work. This morning I look at my husband —A BLACK MAN , got up a 5:00AM , got dressed and headed to work. Did
their mixed ancestry cause them to have to go to work to earn a living? By some
weird phenomenon, they are not considered to be black men?
People
should be proud of their works rather than what they are born into. It is
better to say, “I helped this person”, or “I saved this person”. BE PROUD OF THAT.
You cannot
choose your ancestry, but you can choose how you behave, how you treat people…
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